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The Impact of Replacing Principals on Student Achievement in DC Public Schools

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  • Elias Walsh
  • Dallas Dotter

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To determine how the strategy of replacing principals affected student achievement in D.C. Public Schools, the Walton Family Foundation contracted with Mathematica Policy Research. The resulting study is the first to examine the impact of such a strategy on student achievement.

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  • Elias Walsh & Dallas Dotter, "undated". "The Impact of Replacing Principals on Student Achievement in DC Public Schools," Mathematica Policy Research Reports c84ecd86d13e4c82922c246d4, Mathematica Policy Research.
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